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Monday, July 11
 

08:30 UTC

Registration and Coffee Reception IGLT (Ian Gulland Lecture Theater) - Atrium

09:00 UTC

Conference Opening / Welcome Remarks IGLT (Ian Gulland Lecture Theater)

09:45 UTC

Coffee Break IGLT (Ian Gulland Lecture Theater) - Atrium

10:00 UTC

Workshop 1B: Social Set Analysis: A Set-Theoretical Approach to Computational Social Science with Ravi Vatrapu, Raghava Rao Mukkamala, Abid Hussain, Niels Buus Lassen and Benjamin Flesch. PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Workshop 1C: Conceptual Challenges in Interdisciplinary Social Media Research with Dr. Les Carr, Dr. Mark Carrigan, Dr. Susan Halford, Dr. Evelyn Ruppert, Dr. Emma Uprichard, and John V Willshire PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314 Workshop 1D: Using Instagram for Social Research – Analysis and Outputs with Jessamy Perriam, Samantha Kaufman, Dr. Andreas Birkbak, & Andy Freeman PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305

13:00 UTC

Lunch (self-organized) TBA

14:15 UTC

Workshop 2A: Analyzing Social Media Data (Tweets) from a Spatiotemporal Perspective: Using Geocoding Tools and Space-Time Analysis Methods with Ming-Hsiang Tsou,Tao Cheng and Juntao Lai. PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Workshop 2B: Advanced Twitter Analytics Using TCAT and Tableau with Dr. Axel Bruns, Queensland University of Technology PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Workshop 2C: Small Data and Big Data Controversies and Alternatives: Perspectives from The Sage Handbook of Social Media Research Methods with Anabel Quan-Haase, Luke Sloan, Diane Rasmussen Pennington, et al. PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314 Workshop 2D: Text Analytics for Social Data Using DiscoverText & Sifter with Dr. Stu Shulman PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305

15:30 UTC

Coffee Break PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - Terrace, 3rd Floor

15:45 UTC

Workshop 2A: Analyzing Social Media Data (Tweets) from a Spatiotemporal Perspective: Using Geocoding Tools and Space-Time Analysis Methods with Ming-Hsiang Tsou,Tao Cheng and Juntao Lai. PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Workshop 2B: Advanced Twitter Analytics Using TCAT and Tableau with Dr. Axel Bruns, Queensland University of Technology PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Workshop 2C: Small Data and Big Data Controversies and Alternatives: Perspectives from The Sage Handbook of Social Media Research Methods with Anabel Quan-Haase, Luke Sloan, Diane Rasmussen Pennington, et al. PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314 Workshop 2D: Text Analytics for Social Data Using DiscoverText & Sifter with Dr. Stu Shulman PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305

17:30 UTC

Dinner (self-organized) TBA

19:30 UTC

Social @ The Rose (optional) The Rose
 
Tuesday, July 12
 

08:30 UTC

Registration and Coffee Reception PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - Weston Atrium

09:00 UTC

Keynote: Susan Halford PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02

10:15 UTC

Coffee Break PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - Weston Atrium

10:30 UTC

Session 1A: Big Data PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Session 1B: The Urban Experience PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 Session 1C: Academia PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Session 1D: Analytics & Data Mining PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Session 1E: Social & Antisocial Behaviour PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326

10:31 UTC

Big Data Methods and Methodology: prospect for innovations or stuck in traditions? PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 The Method to the Madness: The 2012 United States Presidential Election Twitter Corpus PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 What can big data analysis approaches to social media tell us about the relationship between illicit drug use communities, public discourse and social change? PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Мapping and understanding affective publics on Twitter: Refugees and the Paris Attacks PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Exploring the Relationship Between a ‘Facebook Group’ and Face-to-Face Interactions in ‘Weak-Tie’ Residential Communities PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 Space vs. Place: Comparing Space-based Movements and Place-based Experiences at the Roskilde Festival 2015 PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 Using 3D social worlds to enhance participatory urban planning PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 [CANCELLED] How Twitter reveals Cities within Cities PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 Examining individual and collective factors affecting the adoption of social media by inter-institutional research teams PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Scholars' Imagined Audiences and their Impact on Social Media Participation PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Social Media in Academia: iSchools and their Faculty Members on Twitter PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Social media usage in engineering student design teams: project perceptions from highly centralised students PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Accuracy of User-Contributed Image Tagging in Flickr: A Natural Disaster Case Study PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Embedded Metadata and the Circulation of Images: Tracking, Storing and Stripping PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Everyday Socio-Political Talk in Twitter Timelines: A Longitudinal Approach to Social Media Analytics PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Temporalities of Personal Analytics: emerging patterns of engagement with temporal data about the self PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Defining Courage: Examining Social Media & Traditional Media Response to Caitlyn Jenner’s ESPY Award PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Meaner on mobile: Incivility and impoliteness in communicating online PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 The Roles of Sensation Seeking and Gratifications Sought in Social Networking Apps Use and Attendant Sexual Behaviors PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 What role can digital technologies play as persuasive messages in preventing sexual violence against girls and women in public spaces (trains, metros, buses)? PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326

12:00 UTC

Lunch (self-organized) TBA

13:30 UTC

Panel 2A: Digital Wildfire: examining the spread of provocative and inflammatory content on social media and exploring opportunities for the responsible governance of digital social spaces PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Session 2C: Identity: Professions, Institutions & Culture PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Session 2D: Social Media Access & Use PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01

13:31 UTC

Beyond the Screen Shot: Applying Filmic Methods to Online Identity Production PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Cultural Identities in Wikipedias PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Working 24/7: Identity management strategies as boundary mechanisms in a greedy institution. PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 An Exploration of the Uses and Gratifications (U&G) of Twitter and its Features PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Examining the Moderating Role of Personality Traits in the Effect of Microblogging Usage on Social Capital PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 The Social Structuration of Six Major Social Media Platforms in the United Kingdom: Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Google+ and Pinterest PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01

14:30 UTC

Coffee Break PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - Weston Atrium

14:45 UTC

Session 3C: Business PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Session 3D: Crisis Communities PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Session 3E: Health & Wellness PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326

14:46 UTC

An Information Visualization System to Assist News Topics Exploration with Social Media PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Networked Media and Citizen Journalism in Tunisia. Insight from An European Project PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Redefining Propaganda in the Internet Age: Social Media Wars between ISIS and the US PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 The affordance effect: Gatekeeping and (non)reciprocal journalism on Twitter PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Analysing found non-text social media data: Options and challenges PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 Hacking the mundane? A Pride-Turned-Protest on Instagram PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 Interrogating the reaction GIF: making meaning by repurposing repetition PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 When does the narwhal bacon? Internet memes as markers of online group identity PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 305 A comparative study of social media banking PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 An Space-Time Approach to Profile Places based upon Social Media Data PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Exploring the Similarities of Influencers in Online Brand Communities PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Social Network Marketing: A Segmentation Approach to Understanding Purchase Intention PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Digital humanitarians: creating and connecting ‘online crisis communities’ in the aftermath of a humanitarian disaster. PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Grieving in the 21st Century: Social media’s role in facilitating supportive exchanges following community- level traumatic events PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Tracing Networks of Influence: Digital Innovations in the Crisis Response to the 2015 Nepal Earthquakes PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 (Re-)Appropriating Instagram for Social Research on Obesity PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Feasibility Study of Social Media for Public Health Behaviour Changes PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Older adults mobilize social support via digital networks: Initial findings from the fourth East York study PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Quantifying Self-Reported Adverse Drug Events on Twitter: Signal and Topic Analysis PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326

16:15 UTC

Break TBA

16:30 UTC

Poster Reception PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - Weston Atrium

18:45 UTC

Dinner (self-organized) TBA
 
Wednesday, July 13
 

08:30 UTC

Registration and Coffee Reception PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - Weston Atrium

09:00 UTC

Award Ceremony & Keynote: Helen Kennedy PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02

10:30 UTC

Coffee Break PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - Weston Atrium

10:45 UTC

Panel 4D: Social Media and Social Futures PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Session 4A: Privacy: Disclosure, Risk & Benefit PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Session 4C: Politics I: Politicians & Civic Engagement PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314

10:46 UTC

Commercial Social Media and the Academic Library: A Critical Examination of the Impact on Patron Privacy PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Rethinking Social Media Information Disclosure: An Application of Users and Gratifications Theory PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Watching me watching you: How observational learning affect self-disclosure on SNS PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 “What Is It And How Did It Get Here?” Factors Related To Advertising Place And The Use Of Personal Data Influencing User Acceptance Of Facebook Ads PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Differentiated Facebook use in the context of digital inequality PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Shut up and like it: the spiral of silence on Facebook. PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 User-generated counter-hegemonic discourse in social media: The case of the Hong Kong Police Force Facebook page PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Yarn makes / strong ties PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Detecting Well-Established Trends about Political Affiliation and Affect in Facebook Microblogs PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314 Everyday Nationhood on the Web: An Analysis of Discourses Surrounding Romanian and Bulgarian Migration to the UK Using Twitter Data PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314 Social media as a source of information: an exploratory study of young Libyans’ perceptions of the impact of social media in Libya during the period 2011-2015 PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314 Twitter Adoption in U.S. Legislatures: A Fifty-State Study PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314

12:15 UTC

Lunch (self-organized) TBA

13:45 UTC

Panel 5E: Scraping the Ground: Qualitative Inquiry at the Online/Offline Interface PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 302 Session 5A: Dark Side of Social Media PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Session 5B: Politics II: Protest & Activism PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Session 5C: Networks PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314 Session 5D: Participation PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326

13:46 UTC

Non-public eParticipation in social media spaces PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 When status updates become evidence of gang involvement: The prosecutorial affordances of social media use in New York City courtrooms. PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 [CANCELLED] What frustrates you? An empirical analysis of negative emotional consequences of social media use. PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 “Not your personal army”: vigilantism as a rhetorical figure among citizens who solve crimes online PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Mobilizing Affective Political Networks: The Role of Affect in Calls for a National Inquiry to Murdered and Missing Indigenous Women during the 2015 Canadian Federal Election PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Movement Action Repertoires and Social Media – the Case of Migration Aid PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Networks of Outrage: Mapping the Emergence of New Extremism in Europe PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Problematizing the role of social media on Brazilian street protests since 2013 PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Audience Brokers and Content Discoverers in the Networked Public Sphere PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314 Insiders or outsiders? The hidden network of sustaining online community PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314 One Day in the Life of a National Twittersphere PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314 Social Network Structure of Online Communities: Social Movement Activists, Professionals and Fans on VK.com SNS PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314 Choice shaping in Social Media: An Evolutionary perspective PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Click Here: 'Slacktivism' and the Question of Commitment PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Identifying the Influencers who Flooded Twitter during the #ALSicebucketchallenge PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Social Resources Affecting Participation of Social Media Users in Poland PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326

15:15 UTC

Coffee Break PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - Weston Atrium

15:30 UTC

Session 6A: Trust & Credibility PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Session 6B: User Engagement & Dynamic PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Session 6C: Identity: Culture & Gender PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314 Session 6D: Organizations & Workplaces PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326

15:31 UTC

Applying Warranting Theory to Online Third Party Marketplaces: The Effects of Information Uniqueness and Product Type PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Corporate power, institutional resistance, and online exchanges PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 The Retransmission of Rumor-related Tweets: Characteristics of Source and Message PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Which Post Will Impress the Most? Impression Formation Based on Visual and Textual Cues in Facebook Profiles PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG02 Comparing Social Media Engagement Between Two Technology Disciplines PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Is Negative Word-of-Mouth Contagious? Exploring Negative Word-of-Mouth Dynamics in Social Media Networks. PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Modeling misclassifications in multilayer networks PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Public library SM hyperlinks: objects or object relations PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - LG01 Athlete Self-Presentation on Social Media: The impact of gender and cultural norms PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314 Is the gender gap in science mirrored in altmetrics? PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314 “Relationships form so quickly that you won’t cherish them”: Mobile Dating Apps and the Culture of Instantaneous Relationships PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 314 A review of research on social media use in organizations PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Crowdsourcing in Practice: the users view of micro tasking PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Healthcare Workers Sharing Knowledge Online: Motivations and Consequences of Participating in a Virtual Community of Practice PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326 Local Villages In A Globally Connected Structure – a Case Study of Social Enterprise Media in the Multinational Workplace PSH (Professor Stuart Hall Building) - 326

17:00 UTC

Wrap-Up/Social (self-organized) TBA